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Thru-Hiker Wing

#9 on this list

Thru-Hiker Wing

MSR

Best UL wing shape for two people, and it pitches over a hiking pole in about ninety seconds.

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Safari Sil Tarp

#10 on this list

Safari Sil Tarp

Aqua Quest

20,000 mm silnylon with 21 loops. The all-rounder for canoe trips and jungle camps.

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Thru-Hiker Wing versus Safari Sil Tarp specifications
SpecThru-Hiker WingSafari Sil Tarp
Weight1 lb 4 oz (0.57 kg)
Capacity2 people
Fabric20D Ripstop Nylon, Durashield PU & Silicone
Packed Size9 x 4.5 in (23 x 11 cm)
Pitch OptionsTrekking poles, trees, stakes
IncludedTarp, stakes, guylines, stuff sack
Material20D Ripstop Silnylon
Waterproof Rating20,000 mm
Tie-out Points21
SeamsHeat-taped
Sizes Available3x3m, 4x3m, 4x4m, 6x4m
ColorOlive Green

What our reviewers liked and didn't

Thru-Hiker Wing

  • Extremely lightweight and compact for backpacking
  • Very fast and simple to pitch with trekking poles
  • Offers effective overhead protection for two
  • High-quality, durable materials for its weight class
  • Versatile pitching options beyond just poles
  • No bug or floor protection (as expected for a wing tarp)
  • Limited privacy due to open design
  • Can feel drafty in cold or windy conditions
  • Requires careful site selection for optimal protection

Safari Sil Tarp

  • Exceptional 20,000 mm waterproof rating
  • Extremely durable 20D ripstop silnylon fabric
  • 21 reinforced tie-out points for versatile pitching
  • Heat-taped seams ensure long-term waterproof integrity
  • Reliable, expedition-grade shelter for harsh conditions
  • Significantly heavier than most backpacking tarps
  • Bulky pack size compared to ultralight options
  • Not ideal for fast-and-light trips where weight is paramount

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